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Are you looking to put together a vintage tube Hi-Fi system? This Heathkit FM tuner can be part of it. The five-tube chassis has three IF stages for good sensitivity. Two outputs are provided: one for mono, and one for an external stereo multiplex adaptor (not included). Restoration included replacement of electrolytic and paper capacitors, replacement of out-of-spec resistors, a new rectifier diode, and new dial lamps. A full RF and IF alignment was done with sweep generator, so performance is excellent, probably better than new (considering this was originally a kit). The front white bezel has a few scratches that are visible; otherwise the unit is cosmetically quite good. Relatively compact and light, so shipping will not be expensive. 13-1/2"W x 5"H x 6-1/2"D.

THIS RADIO HAS BEEN SOLD!

Are you looking to put together a vintage tube Hi-Fi system? This Heathkit FM tuner can be part of it. The five-tube chassis has three IF stages for good sensitivity. Two outputs are provided: one for mono, and one for an external stereo multiplex adaptor (not included). Restoration included replacement of electrolytic and paper capacitors, replacement of out-of-spec resistors, a new rectifier diode, and new dial lamps. A full RF and IF alignment was done with sweep generator, so performance is excellent, probably better than new (considering this was originally a kit). The front white bezel has a few scratches that are visible; otherwise the unit is cosmetically quite good. Relatively compact and light, so shipping will not be expensive. 13-1/2"W x 5"H x 6-1/2"D.

Reported sold by Tom Albrecht on July 18, 2017 Listed price on date of sale - $95.00

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